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PACE Southeast Michigan

In-home elder care with interdisciplinary team

Direct Home Care Worker

Part-Time
No salary listed
Junior
Pontiac, MI, USA
In Person
Social & Community ServicesResidential & Direct Support

About the job

Requirements
  • A minimum of two years of relevant work experience, or completion of a formal training program in Direct Care, Nurse Assistant, Medical Assistant, or a related area outside of PACE SEMI in lieu of the minimum experience requirement.
  • Participate in required annual in-service training and screening, including infection control, TB testing, safety training, and basic life support training.
  • Establish and maintain interpersonal and interdepartmental relationships and respect the physical and spiritual well-being of participants and co-workers.
  • Organize and maintain flexible scheduling to coordinate job responsibilities.
  • Work sensitively with individuals of diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds.
  • Relate to participants with dementia and/or developmental disabilities.
  • Perform duties in an environment with frequent interruptions.
  • Meet a standardized set of competencies approved by CMS before working independently.
  • Obtain medical clearance for communicable diseases and have immunizations up to date before direct participant contact.
  • Drive within the PACE SEMI catchment area, have reliable transportation available daily, and maintain a current valid driver's license.
  • Work with potential exposure to communicable diseases, cleaning solutions, and medications.
Responsibilities
  • Provide supportive services to participants in their homes, community settings, during transport and appointments, and in the day health center, as specified in each participant's Direct Home Care Worker Care Plan.
  • Assist in maintaining participants' physical and emotional comfort in their homes, community settings, day health center, dementia unit, during transport, and at appointments.
  • Support participants and their families in achieving maximum self-reliance and independence.
  • Perform the care and services outlined in each participant's Care Plan and relevant Care Guidelines.
  • Provide personal care; assist with activities, meal preparation and feeding, toileting and incontinence management, simple treatments, shopping, medication reminders, laundry, extended-hours care, homemaking and chores, transportation, and off-site appointment support.
  • Document services accurately and promptly for each visit or encounter, including transport and appointments, and keep the RNCM and/or clinic nurse informed of participant progress.
  • Immediately report customer service complaints and deviations from established schedules and appointments to a supervisor or manager.
  • Respond to emergencies in accordance with established policies and procedures.
  • Work only within the established scope of practice.

About the company

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PACE Southeast Michigan

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PACE Southeast Michigan provides comprehensive, in-home care for seniors through the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE). It helps eligible older adults stay independent at home by coordinating services via an interdisciplinary team that personalizes care for participants and their caregivers. The team meets daily to proactively communicate and coordinate holistic care, aiming to prevent avoidable emergency visits, hospitalizations, and nursing home placements. Serving Wayne, Macomb, and Oakland Counties, the program combines medical and social support to deliver high-quality, integrated care. Its goal is to keep participants healthy and at home for as long as possible while reducing unnecessary hospital use.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Miusynsk, Ukraine

Founded

1994

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What believers are saying

  • Michigan lawmakers introduced the PACE Improvement Act on September 24, 2026.
  • PACE Southeast Michigan is expanding Sterling Heights, Clinton Township, Eastpointe, and Detroit.
  • 2024 revenue reached $198.9 million, up from $171.8 million in 2023.

What critics are saying

  • The EEOC settled a disability suit against PACE for $170,000 on January 17, 2025.
  • That decree requires ADA training and annual reporting through 2028.
  • Heavy dependence on Medicaid and program revenue creates reimbursement exposure if enrollment slips.

What makes PACE Southeast Michigan unique

  • PACE Southeast Michigan runs nine centers across Macomb, Wayne, and Oakland counties.
  • Its all-inclusive PACE model bundles Medicare, Medicaid, transportation, meals, and home care.
  • It served over 2,000 participants in 2024, with 96% living in the community.

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Benefits

  • Flexible Work Hours